Sour Infusion Pack
Price range: $30.00 through $1,250.00
The Sour NEU Bags are mesh infusion packs saturated with Fresh Never Frozen terpenes. Once an NEU has been placed into a bag or bin with cured material, the diffusion process gently migrates the oil from the infusion pack to the cured material. Over the course of the first 48 hours, all of the terpenes will have left the infusion pack and become saturated in the cured material. And that’s how you get an NEU Bag. The Sour flavors and aromas are similar to the Sour Diesel, Super Sour Diesel, and NYC Diesel strains.
Description
Why NEU Bag? NEU Bag increases terpene content in cured material without any equipment. The process is simple if you can open and close the bag, bin, or container you can have a NEU bag.
How to Use. Remove the infusion pack from the mylar bag, place the pack in the middle of the cured material, seal the bag or bin, wait 12 hours and mix, continue mixing and re-centering the bag for at least 48 hours, remove the infusion pack, and you have a NEU Bag. Do not cut open the mesh bag. Do not use the pack if it is leaking solid media. Oil may leak out of the pack before use, this is normal. Use gloves when handling infusion packs.
How NEU Bag Works. When a NEU bag is introduced into an environment with cured material, the oil will move from the higher terpene concentration bag into the lower terpene concentration cured material until an equilibrium is reached. The rate by which terpenes infuse into the cured material depends on many environmental conditions. Typically we have seen the oil fully infuse within 48 hours with homogeneity improving with extended infusions.
Who is NEU Bag For? NEU Bag can be a reparative solution to increase flavor and aroma in material that has lost its life. NEU Bag can also be used to maintain flavor during long term storage by creating positive pressure on naturally occurring terpenes, helping to keep them where they are.
Who is NEU Bag NOT for? NEU cannot increase potency, adjust moisture, or improve discoloration. NEU is not designed to infuse terpenes into trichomes where they originated from. Cured material will absorb the terpene oil the same way a paper towel would absorb water. This means that the oil can diffuse from the material into the atmosphere if improper conditions are present. NEU cannot overcome poor storage, material handling, or packaging decisions.
Details
elevation
Sea Level, San Joaquin Valley Floor
form
Flower Infusion Pack
flavor profile
Sour
location
Byron, Ca
oil type
Single Varietal
soil type
Rincon Clay Loam
vintage
2023
How To Use NEU Bag Flower Infusion Packs
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1: Select the Infusion Bag
- Choose an infusion bag with a flavor profile that complements your flower
Step 2: Prepare the Flower
- For each pound of flower, use one infusion bag.
Step 3: Insert the Infusion Bag
- Open the flower container/bag & create space in the center of the flower
- Place the infusion bag in the created space and cover it with the surrounding flower
Step 4: Seal the Container
- Close the container/bag securely to initiate the infusion process.
- Remove as much air as possible before sealing; minimizing air enhances infusion effectiveness
Step 5: Initial Mixing
- After 3 hours, open the container/bag & remove the infusion bag
- Thoroughly mix the flower to ensure even distribution of terpenes
- Reposition the infusion bag in the center of the flower.
- Reseal the container/bag, again removing excess air
Step 6: Ongoing Mixing
- Continue to mix the flower every 6 to 12 hours to prevent over-saturation and promote uniform infusion
Step 7: Infusion Duration
- Maintain the infusion process for a minimum of 2 days
- For optimal results, consider extending the infusion to 5 days
By following these steps, you can effectively enhance the aroma and flavor of your flower using NEU Bag infusion packs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Sour Infusion Packs different from terpene sprays?
Sour Infusion Packs use passive vapor diffusion rather than liquid application, eliminating equipment needs and preventing localized over-saturation. The 48-hour process allows gradual, uniform distribution throughout the flower without manual spraying or mixing equipment. This method preserves flower structure while avoiding the moisture introduction common with spray applications.
What is the terpene composition of Sour Infusion Pack?
The Sour profile contains a proprietary Single Varietal terpene blend expressing tart lemon, fresh pine, lime, green tea, cardamom, mint, and clove characteristics. Certificate of Analysis documentation with specific terpene percentages is available upon request for batch verification.
How much flower does each Sour Infusion Pack treat?
Each pack treats approximately one pound of cured flower when properly centered within a sealed container. The 10 Pack option handles 10 pounds, while the 50 Pack configuration supports larger operations. Effectiveness depends on container seal integrity and proper mixing during the infusion period.
Can Sour Infusion Packs restore old or degraded flower?
NEU Bag technology restores aroma and flavor to flower that has lost terpene content during storage, though it cannot address potency loss, moisture issues, or visual degradation. The packs work best with properly dried and cured material that has experienced terpene volatilization rather than other quality issues.
What other infusion pack profiles are available?
Terpene Belt Farms offers multiple NEU Bag profiles including Gas, Purple, Dessert, and Candy Gas options. The NEU Bag Flavor Sampler allows testing different profiles before committing to bulk quantities. Each profile features distinct aromatic characteristics suited to different cultivar types.
How should unused Sour Infusion Packs be stored?
Store unopened packs in their original mylar packaging at room temperature away from direct light. Once removed from packaging, use immediately as terpene migration begins upon air exposure. Proper storage maintains pack effectiveness until the printed expiration date.
Why do some Sour Infusion Packs show oil leakage?
Minor oil presence on pack surfaces is normal and indicates active terpene content. This does not affect performance as the oil contributes to the infusion process. Reject packs only if solid media leaks from mesh tears. Handle with gloves to prevent skin contact with concentrated terpenes.
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